TOP TO BOTTOM “The target event at the 136th annual ski jump on Suicide Hill put on by Ishpeming Ski Club. Ski jumping has been a tradi-tion in the Upper Peninsula since the late 1800s. Originally brought here by Norwegian immigrants, the tradition stands today. In the target event skiers try to land as close as possible to the target painted in the landing zone.” Photo: Kyle Bolen Night moves come with some serious payoffs. Scoring big on a sleeper night in Marquette, MI. Photo: Colin Clancy THOUGH I’VE NEVER LIVED WITHIN 80 MILES OF HERE, I FEEL AT HOME. I THINK IT’S THE BLUE-GREEN GREAT LAKES WATER. LIVING OUT WEST NOW, I MISS THAT WATER DEARLY. Michigan 069
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